Volunteer Opportunities
Become a Washington Regional volunteer and make a difference at one or more of the locations below.
If you have questions, email volunteer@wregional.com.
Click here to apply.
A non-profit, community owned and locally governed medical center located in Northwest Arkansas.
Volunteer opportunities
- Information Desk – welcome visitors and patients
- Gift Shop – perform retail duties and interact with visitors
and staff
- ICU/CCU waiting room – assist families, communicate
needs to staff, direct phone calls
- Emergency Department – greet patients and provide
information
- Other duties as needed
Provides area seniors with free non-medical services to promote their independence, dignity and quality of life.
Volunteer opportunities
- Friendly visits – spend time with a senior in their home
- Shopping – help client shop for food and other essentials
- Telephone calls – call to check on and visit
with homebound clients
- Transportation – drive to medical appointments and
perform other errands
- Light chore assistance – help to keep the home safe
and livable
- Yard work – keep the lawn mowed and leaves raked
- Food assistance – deliver basic food and paper good
necessities from the Faith In Action pantry
- Social activities – connect seniors with fun social
opportunities
Provides hope and comfort to those on a cancer journey. All programs and services offered are provided at no cost to clients.
Volunteer opportunities
- Reception – welcome clients by phone and in person
- Boutique – help clients choose the right wig or
mastectomy product
- Resource library – connect clients with resources that help
with diagnosis and treatment
- Daily operations – work alongside staff to ensure clients
receive exceptional service
- Events – assist with cancer screening clinics, health fairs or
promotional events
Promotes comfort, dignity and peace at a time when families need it most. Volunteers offer supportive services for patients and their families.
Volunteer opportunities
- Direct patient/family interaction – communicate and visit
with patients who reside in long term care and assisted
living facilities
- Pet therapy visits – visit patients with your registered pet
therapy dog
- Bereavement support – assist with bereavement phone
calls and data entry
- Hospice Home – office tasks, mailings, reception desk, etc.
- Professional services – provide services for the patient or
family (massage therapist, hair stylist, etc.)